US Dollar Rate in Pakistan Today: Latest Currency Exchange Rates (13 January 2026)

Foreign currency exchange rates remained mostly stable in the local market on Monday, with only minor changes seen across major and regional currencies. Traders said the market showed calm movement, reflecting steady demand and supply conditions.

The US dollar continued to trade at Rs280.75 for buying and Rs282.75 for selling, showing no change from previous levels. The euro was quoted at Rs326.75 on the buying side and Rs329.75 on the selling side, while the UK pound sterling stood at Rs377 for buying and Rs380 for selling.

In the Gulf currencies, the UAE dirham was exchanged at Rs76.50 for buying and Rs77.35 for selling. The Saudi riyal was priced at Rs74.85 for buying and Rs75.50 for selling. These rates remained largely unchanged, indicating stable remittance flows.

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Among other major currencies, the Australian dollar traded between Rs186 and Rs190.50, while the Canadian dollar was available in the range of Rs201 to Rs205. The Chinese yuan was quoted at Rs39.59 for buying and Rs39.99 for selling.

Regional currencies also showed steady trends. The Kuwaiti dinar traded at Rs908 on the buying side and Rs918 on the selling side. The Bahraini dinar was priced between Rs744 and Rs754, while the Omani riyal stood at Rs728.60 for buying and Rs738.60 for selling.

Currency dealers said the stable exchange rates reflect balanced market conditions, with no major pressure from imports or external payments at the start of the week.